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Press release:
October 2, 2024.
The London-based (the UK) indie games developer SFB Games are today very happy and excited to announce that their retro survival horror game “Crow Country“, is coming to the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Eshop on October 16th, 2024, with Japanese localisation on all platforms.

The caw-ritically acclaimed survival horror title, hailed as ‘a lovingly built greatest hits mix of retro horror ideas’ (GamesRadar+), is the perfect game for Halloween!

Delve into a true love letter to ‘90s horror games, a ‘real triumph’ (The Guardian) and ‘one of the best experiences of the year so far’ (Digital Spy) when it launches on Nintendo Switch next month.

Your arrival in Crow Country has broken a two year silence. But more than answers await you in the darkness; every bullet will need to make its mark if you want to survive against the deadly creatures that stalk your every step.

Encounter a cast of mysterious characters, solve a gauntlet of testing puzzles, and piece together the horrifying truth at the heart of the park. Where is Edward Crow? And who are you really, Mara Forest?

Adam Vian, Creative Director at SFB Games, said: “We’re really excited for Crow Country to release on Switch, I think it’s an excellent fit for the console. After our very successful launch earlier this year, we really want the game to be available to everyone! And surely there’s no better time to pick up Crow Country than Halloween…”

Crow Country will be available on Nintendo Switch and PS4 on October 16th for £16.75 / €19,49 / $19.99, as well as on Steam, Xbox Series X/S and PS5 for $19.99 USD with Japanese localisation for the first time ever. For a review code, please email Rach Macpherson, Senior PR Manager at [email protected].
About SFB Games
SFB Games is a British independent game studio, founded by brothers Tom and Adam Vian, who have been making games together since 2003. They’re passionate about designing unique games with a focus on fun, artistry and innovation. These particular design philosophies lined up well with Nintendo, when the two companies worked closely together to create the Nintendo Switch launch title Snipperclips – Cut it out, together!